International Organisations Act 1981
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Change 1
5 Amendment of Schedule 1 to 1968 Act.
(1) After paragraph 9 of Schedule 1 to the 1968 Act there is inserted the following paragraph— 9A The like inviolability of official premises as is accorded in respect of the premises of a diplomatic mission. . (2) In paragraph 10 of that Schedule (exemption from customs duties and taxes for representatives to organisations) after the words “for his establishment” there are inserted the words “and the like priviledge as to the importation of such articles”. (3) In paragraph 16 of that Schedule (exemption from customs duties and taxes for officers, etc. of organisations) before the words “as in accordance with” there are inserted the words “and the like priviledge as to the importation of such articles”.
5 Amendment of Schedule 1 to 1968 Act.
(1) After paragraph 9 of Schedule 1 to the 1968 Act there is inserted the following paragraph— 9A The like inviolability of official premises as is accorded in respect of the premises of a diplomatic mission. . (2) In paragraph 10 of that Schedule (exemption from customs duties and taxes for representatives to organisations) after the words “for his establishment” there are inserted the words “and the like priviledge as to the importation of such articles”. (3) In paragraph 16 of that Schedule (exemption from customs duties and taxes for officers, etc. of organisations) before the words “as in accordance with” there are inserted the words “and the like priviledge as to the importation of such articles”.
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